Sentence examples for impression is false from inspiring English sources

That impression is false".

The impression is false, that is, if one assumes, as comparative-advantage theory does, that international trade is an exchange of goods between countries.

Such actions in large countries Japan is the fifth biggest carbon emitter; Australia the 17th give the impression that the world as a whole is stepping away from environmental rules and laws.But according to lawmakers themselves, that impression is false.

But if that makes them sound like they are long-ball merchants, the impression is false: Pochettino insists on playing the ball out under control wherever possible and not sitting back and parking the bus.

"A lot of the factual incidents are accurate, but many are distorted and the overall impression is false".

That impression is false," he wrote, adding, "Some [information] came from detainees subjected to enhanced techniques, but there were many other sources as well.

Similarly, Bourdin (1641) criticizes Descartes' reliance on clear and distinct ideas as indicators of genuine insight (see section 1.2) as insufficient, arguing that one does occasionally dream of having a particularly clear and distinct insight and only realizes upon awakening that this impression was false.

That connection created a lingering impression that Mr. DeLay calls most of the shots in the House, an impression that leading Republicans say is false.

That impression may be false, but it is an impression nevertheless.

For example, in opposition to a proponent's view that (a) industrialization is the cause of global warming, an opponent might substitute the proposition that (b) all ills that beset mankind are due to industrialization and then, having easily shown that (b) is false, leave the impression that (a) too is false.

Mr. Arjouni made little effort to correct that impression, which was false.